Week 5 Reading Notes Part B: Rama Wounded

Rama's wounds were an interesting thing, I'm not sure I remember him getting wounded last week. Still believe I will write about the relationship between Rama and Sita.

Rama and Sita
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Bibliography: Reading Source Myths of the Hindus and Buddhists: Ramayana Sister Nivedita 1914

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